Camping Bungalow Resort & Spa La Ballena Alegre
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The Happy Whale: a model of responsible tourism
Camping La Ballena Alegre, located in Sant Pere Pescador ( Girona ), is a leading ecotourism resort offering a unique accommodation and recreation experience. With a wide range of services, including pitches and bungalows, it attracts both national and international visitors, especially between May and September.
Located in the heart of Spain's vibrant Costa Brava and within the Aiguamolls de l'Empordà Natural Park, this resort embodies a pioneering spirit through its exceptional commitment to sustainability and technological innovation, excelling in the development and implementation of advanced eco-friendly solutions within the hospitality sector. This complex has transcended conventional camping experiences, offering a model that seamlessly blends well-being and sustainability.
Since its founding, La Ballena Alegre has implemented a robust environmental policy, integrating the care of the planet into every decision. This has led it to become a benchmark in the European tourism sector, recognized with numerous awards and certifications.
To enjoy with children
Two kilometers of beach just steps from the bungalows and pitches is one of the biggest attractions for the little ones, as well as the adapted swimming pools, walks or bike rides through the exceptional natural landscapes of the surroundings or a pump track for the more daring.
The Mini Club, with its excellent staff, is another major draw of the campsite, offering a wide range of activities for children from 3 years old up to teenagers. The program includes everything from crafts with recycled materials to water activities, dancing, and musical performances.
The Ballena Alegre Sailing Club is also another attractive option for getting acquainted with sailing sports or simply for relaxing while sailing around the incredible bay of Roses.
Nearby routes
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Events
Fish stew in Roses
From 16 to 25 OctoberLlançà in autumn, September and October
From 1 September to 31 OctoberGastronomic days "Es Niu" in Palafrugell
From 16 October to 13 DecemberVisit: The Romanesque paintings of Santa Eulàlia, a treasure of the Empordà
24 OctoberSant Martirià Festival in Banyoles
From 24 to 26 OctoberChestnut in Torroella de Montgrí and L'Estartit
From 29 October to 1 NovemberRummikub Meeting in Castelló d'Empúries
31 OctoberNews
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